Let's start anew: In case any of you haven't noticed my wife and I have started the ketogenic diet. Put very simply, it starves your system of carbs while giving it only high fats. Your system adapts and starts to use fats as energy source number 1. Also, your body starts to naturally burn your fat stores. It's not meant to be a forever diet and neither of us really need to lose weight, but it has many other benefits in the area of happy healthy body and mind. So I've been posting the last couple of weeks all the things I've made that are keto-friendly. What can you eat? To that effect. Bread is the hardest ingredient to get around, but we've made use of almond flour. I made some almond flour pan cakes, broke them apart, sprayed them with EEOV and Italian spices, then baked them. That made my Italian bread crumbs for the meat balls (beef, pork, veal, ricotta, spices) The tomato sauce I made fresh (was on the pizza yesterday) so that it would have no added sugar and lower in carbs (natural in tomatoes) but then used only a table spoon per meatball. The white sauce (butter, heavy cream and Parmesan cheese) are items we can have plenty of and therefore made the bulk of our sauce. Spaghetti squash (with butter, salt n pepa) was amazing and after sauced, tastes just like angel hair pasta.
Could you repost it? I saw the notification that you posted in the thread, but the thread was gone when I went to view it.
I was in a team Chopped competition at a local cooking school. I was responsible for the ground beef for my team. I made the deep fried ravioli that are on the left, as well as the three dips for them.
Huevos Rancheros con Bistec Spice rub the flank steak, a smudge of olive oil to assist in carmelization of meat on grill, onions, picked jalapeños and butter into a loaf pan also on the grill, tomatoes and peppers sauté and a fried egg. -the refried beans, fried potatoes and tortillas that I'd normally serve with it.
looks good, bankincake. fwiw i'm pretty sure it's normally spelled huevos, not juevos. doesn't matter much tho
Basically like taco meat. I added seasonings that would typically be in an Italian meatball. Garlic, oregano, etc. I browned the meat in olive oil infused with bay leaf. I only did a little meat at a time so the pan wasn't overloaded, which allowed the beef to sear.
2.5 inch thick pork chops in a brine for 24 hrs Topped with spicy onions, roasted cheddar broccoli and cauliflower mash (has bacon, cheese, lots of butter)
-I'm that friend- everyone here can vouch for my lack of adultbeing looking forward to the food ty ty